Bistro & Beats. Right in the centre of Lech, a modern building has been turned into a place with genuine character. Lauren Brook Lucian shows us their new and different concept of après-ski and how it's been interpreted in these spaces.
Working with the architect, we were able to contribute to the surprising ambience with our fabric expertise and craftsmanship.
Location
Lech am Arlberg
Spaces
Bar. Restaurant.
Architects
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Lauren Brook Lucian: "From initial idea to completion in three months: To do this, you need to work with partners with a truly professional approach who can turn even the most unusual concepts into reality pretty quickly."
Vintage wood on the walls and parquet flooring in the bistro reflect the high standards of quality. Also, they go beyond typical design elements. Plants on the ceiling add a touch of nature to the interior, creating a seamless transition between indoors and outdoors.
Benches covered in green velvet, lavish floral upholstery and intricately designed chairs create an ambience one might expect to find in a hotel lounge. The wallpaper is a delight, featuring stylised foxes and heart motifs in an eclectic style reminiscent of traditional backglass paintings. Bacchus as a painting and a deer antler lamp set iconic accents in the design. Light works to define contours, while decorative lamps charmingly catch the eye.
The bar counter borrows from international bar architecture. The ice bar also has its own distinctive style: bright, floral and consciously avoiding clichés.
